In his early years Francis lived a very wild and sinful life. He decided at one time to become a knight and go to battle against a neighboring town. He was taken prisoner and thrown into jail. While a prisoner, God sent him a message that he needed to turn his life around and work to restore the Church. Once released from prison, he renounced his previous life and devoted the rest of his years to preaching and helping the poor.
Francis had a great love of all of God's creation.
St. Francis was a tremendous lover of nature and all of God's creation.
God of course! My church is Saint Francis of Assisi, but I know that he was an animal lover and saved his village from a wolf thathe tamed.
Saint Francis of Assisi had a great love for all of God's creation.
Learn all about St. Francis of Assisi by clicking on the link to his biography below.
Both Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Kateri Tekawitha are patron saints of environmentalists and the environment. Both held God's creation to be something everyone should become stewards of.
If you are refering to Francis of Assisi, he was never married.
Saint Francis of Assisi is known for exemplifying virtues such as simplicity, humility, compassion, and love for nature. He dedicated his life to serving the poor, living a life of poverty, and promoting peace and harmony among all beings. Saint Francis is also recognized for his deep spirituality and connection with God.
Read the short biography of St. Francis of Assisi and you will see why Francis deserved the title of saint. Just click on this link.
To always be humble, to love and respect our environment, to show our love for God by helping others.
St. Francis of Assisi built his own contributions with the help of God.
Saint Francis of Assisi is often depicted with a simple, uncut hairstyle called a tonsure. Tonsure is a traditional Christian practice of shaving a portion of the head, symbolizing humility and devotion to God.